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Few things come close to feeling like a Jedi than battling Sith Lords in augmented reality. Pair the Lenovo AR headset with your smartphone app to train as a Jedi and fight worthy opponents like Kylo Ren and Darth Maul, play a leisurely game of Holochess, or lead Rebel forces in a virtual RTS.

Save up to $300 off select gaming desktop PCs. These are all very capable gaming rigs with at least a Radeon RX 580 video card (GeForce GTX 1060 equivalent). You get free shipping on any of these orders.

Rarely do you find a GeForce GTX 1070 Ti equipped pre-built desktop priced under $1K. This rig also includes the latest generation Intel Core i5 hexacore processor, which is unlocked for better overclockability, and dual drives (an SSD for boot, and HDD for storage). Extend your warranty to 3 years for $58.

The Intel Core i7-8086K processor is superior to the Core i7-8700K. Rumor is that it could be a binned (cherry picked) i7-8700K capable of reaching 5GHz. This rig is fully spec'd right out of the box, with a whopping 32GB of RAM, dual drives, and a powerful GeForce GTX 1070 Ti video card.

Amazon Prime Members get $10 Amazon promotion credit when they preorder the Steelbook or Croft physical edition of this game (it's listed in fine print under "Special Offers and Product Promotions"). Credit will be sent 30-35 days after the game ships. This discount doesn't apply to the PC version, but Green Man Gaming has a PC offer that's just as good.

We scored it an "Amazing" 9/10. Lucy O'Brien writes "Shadow of the Tomb Raider offers up a powerful finale to Lara Croft's origin trilogy."

These officially licensed vintage Transformers toys are crazy popular and out of stock 99% of the time. As far as authenticity is concerned, the G1 Transformers reissues were made using "the original production tooling including die-cast parts and classic heat-sensitive stickers."

This Hogwarts Express train set was released only a few months ago and it has already seen its first real price drop (originally $79.99). At 801 pieces, you're getting it for under $0.10 per brick. The train itself measures a very respectable 1.5ft long and includes a train platform as well as 5 minifigures (not including the Dementor).

The Fire TV Stick lets you stream all kinds of 1080p content to your TV, including movies from Netflix, Hulu, or YouTube or music from Pandora, Spotify, Amazon Music, and more. Prime members get an exclusive $15 off.

Dell's TV sale is consistently one of the best places to find deals on 4K TVs. The deals are updated every Monday morning so if there isn't a TV you're interested in, just check back again. Most of the discounts are in the form of a Dell eGift Card, which can be used on anything at Dell (except other Dell gift cards). That includes gaming consoles, video games and accessories, gaming laptops and monitors, and much more.

Control your home theater devices (including your PS4 or Xbox One) with either your smartphone or the included remote. The included hub is an infrared to RF convertor so that you can control your home theater system even if they are hidden behind obstructions like closed cabinet doors.

For those who don't want to tote around several smaller capacity Micro SD cards, this 200GB is the largest size you can get without having to shell out over $100. It's perfect for Switch gamers who want a digital library.

This is the lowest price I've ever seen for a high-speedU3-rated Micro SDXC card. At this price it's even cheaper than any 256GB U1-rated card (which has slower write speeds). This is fully compatible with the Nintendo Switch. If you're on the fence as to whether or not to get the faster U3 card versus getting a slower U1 card, take note that the official Nintendo Switch memory card is also U3-rated.

Not only do you save $200 off the regular price, but you're getting a $100 gift card that can be used on almost anything at Dell, including video game consoles, video cards, computers, and more. This is a premium "UltraSharp" model with 99% sRGB color space, HDR10 content playback, 5ms response time (fast for IPS), both HDMI and DisplayPort connectivity options, and USB 3.0 passthrough ports.

Crazy deal! If you want a big TV without breaking your budget, here's a 55" 4K Smart-enabled HDTV for $300, plus you can extend the warranty to 3 years for a measly $26. To top it all off, you get free 2-day shipping.

Overwatch still sells for at least $30 elsewhere, and the lowest price I'd previously seen for the PC version was $19.99. Overwatch was awarded IGN's Game of the Year back in 2016. To sweeten the deal, Humble isn't just giving you Overwatch for $12. You'll also get more games to play about a month later when this bundle promotion ends.

Note: Technically this is called a "subscription" but you can just buy this bundle without buying any subsequent ones.

3 months of PS Plus sells for $25 everywhere else, including the Playstation Store. In addition to getting access to fre PS Plus games (September's free games include Destiny 2 and God of War 3 Remastered), you get other benefits like multiplayer and exclusive discounts at the Playstation Store.

These TVs come with a 90-day return policy, and since it is Walmart, you can always return the TV at a physical location if you need to. If you want to be extra safe, you can purchase an extended 3-year warranty plan for only $58. OLEDs are considered to be the king of HDTVs. They offer phenomenal contrast ratio, best-in-class black levels, and HDR.

For only $9.99 per course, you can train yourself in tools, software, and programming languages specific to the gaming industry. I and other people here have used Udemy and would easily recommend one of these hugely informative courses for the same cost as a Switch screen protector.